Sentence examples for feels monotonous from inspiring English sources

Yet the production never feels monotonous.

But while it is performed with gleaming verve and infusions of bawdy humor — Tony Sheldon, who has been with the show from its Australian debut, is particularly winning as the gracious-lady transsexual Bernadette — "Priscilla" feels monotonous and mechanical.

It's not difficult to quit your fat burning exercises routine when it feels monotonous and you lose all motivation.

Incorporate these in your practice routine, even if it feels monotonous because perfecting your basics is the key that helps you unlocks complex beats and play them with ease.

As a result it can come to feel monotonous and mechanical, at least to this viewer.

Pairing 18th-century garments and interiors while using suggestively posed mannequins, its like-unto-like consistency soon felt monotonous.

Because everything has been stripped out except various sorts of zombies, weapons and your teammates, the game can feel monotonous without other human inhabitants.

Structurally, giving Lamia the narrative reins proves both a strength and a weakness: it draws us into her intimate thoughts, but her digressions are, at times, distracting and her inner monologue can feel monotonous.

Browsing update after update doesn't feel monotonous.

The skate rental section, arcade and snack bar were redesigned at the rink as well, so that the areas besides the skating floor wouldn't feel monotonous.

In those early years, however much Lee benefited from the routine and sense of purpose the military brought to his life, the training and work felt monotonous and of little consequence.